I haven’t met the other people born under that sign yet, but I think a couple of them became scientists. How about an album of Mao’s greatest hits? I was born under the sign of funny. Politician to Negro: ‘Look, buddy, this is what I can do for you.’ Negro to politician: ‘Man, will you take your foot off my mother?’ I’m trying to figure out things to sell to the Chinese. One will be standing on his head, another on his ass, and another on his foot. Politicians are always doing things to Negroes. You drop their seeds in the ground and they rub around in the dirt and then they grow up and you can eat them. I was standing at the corner of Forty-second Street, and this man came up to me and said, ‘Rise, and go forth and be a vegetarian.’ One thing I can say-I was lucky he didn’t pick my pocket. When he was not mimicking Walter Cronkite, these are some of the things he said: “I am now a vegetarian. We spent three hours with him, and during that time this is what happened: he bought a gold necklace with a heart-shaped, diamond-studded pendant for the woman he had introduced as his girl friend he bought a gold ring for his manager and a gold ring for his valet he wrote a check for sixteen hundred dollars to his jeweller he ordered a dinner of sweet-and-sour fish from Greener Pastures, a health-food restaurant not far from the hotel he picked up his spinach with his bare hands and said with a British accent, “I like my spinach squeeze-dried, don’t you?” when the telephone rang, he spoke into his mules during dinner, he watched “The CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite” and mimicked Walter Cronkite many times after dinner, he disappeared for a while with a copy of U. S.

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